Rainwear on the mind
Posted: April 24th, 2026, 5:40 am
I struggle with accepting AI images of rainwear and wondered why. I know there are as many different rainwear desires on this site as the number of members, and our brains work differently, so this is just my perspective.
Rainwear is nothing unless it and the wearer are real for me. My mind immediately flows into the backstory of how a situation arose. If I’m looking at a picture of a real woman in a plastic raincoat I have to wonder about her decisions to wear it, where it came from, does she have others, is it fun or fashion or both. If she is a paid model my desires are less than someone who chooses to wear the shiny raincoat rather than something else. I am that person who never read the terrible stories next to images in porn mags, only looking at the pictures, knowing that “Stacey is waiting for you to take her in hand and…” is just unreal like AI.
When I see a raincoat not being worn I want to wear it, to feel it, to be in it.
Unless there is a back story I don’t get excited at just seeing raincoat pictures. Raincoats in charity shops are more desirable than new ones in shops because they were owned by someone and now discarded, not just the product of a designer who is following a fashion trend, although I do think of the buyers that are willing to take a punt on stocking shiny rainwear and wonder about the meetings in which they defend the choice of PVC in their SS lineup - although as we know, things like that are becoming much rarer.
Even paintings of women in rainwear are often an interpretation of a real person, although a lot less appealing than the real thing for me.
AI is none of these things. Neither the raincoat nor the wearer exist and never did. The situation is entirely fictitious. So they just leave me cold, unfeeling and in no way appreciative of the lack of effort to create them, and slightly angry that they are replacing real images. Does it matter? To me it does but I appreciate that others get a lot of enjoyment out of their creations and maybe being able to bring fantasies more to life for them.
Cherie x
Rainwear is nothing unless it and the wearer are real for me. My mind immediately flows into the backstory of how a situation arose. If I’m looking at a picture of a real woman in a plastic raincoat I have to wonder about her decisions to wear it, where it came from, does she have others, is it fun or fashion or both. If she is a paid model my desires are less than someone who chooses to wear the shiny raincoat rather than something else. I am that person who never read the terrible stories next to images in porn mags, only looking at the pictures, knowing that “Stacey is waiting for you to take her in hand and…” is just unreal like AI.
When I see a raincoat not being worn I want to wear it, to feel it, to be in it.
Unless there is a back story I don’t get excited at just seeing raincoat pictures. Raincoats in charity shops are more desirable than new ones in shops because they were owned by someone and now discarded, not just the product of a designer who is following a fashion trend, although I do think of the buyers that are willing to take a punt on stocking shiny rainwear and wonder about the meetings in which they defend the choice of PVC in their SS lineup - although as we know, things like that are becoming much rarer.
Even paintings of women in rainwear are often an interpretation of a real person, although a lot less appealing than the real thing for me.
AI is none of these things. Neither the raincoat nor the wearer exist and never did. The situation is entirely fictitious. So they just leave me cold, unfeeling and in no way appreciative of the lack of effort to create them, and slightly angry that they are replacing real images. Does it matter? To me it does but I appreciate that others get a lot of enjoyment out of their creations and maybe being able to bring fantasies more to life for them.
Cherie x